> The simplest way to make a list is to run your number through List. > However, I think Colorbar won't like a single number, so you may have > to pad the List with a min and max as well. > > I did something like this long ago but instead of moving the > tick/number, I created a custom colormap on the fly that notched a > narrow color strip at my number and thus the color changed and > location changed as the value changed, along the fixed background and > range of the "empty" colorbar. That is, from min to number - epsilon > was black, number-epsilon to number+epsilon revealed the color at > that position of, say, a spectral colormap, number+epsilon to max was > black. 6 control points total.
Thanks for that. That's a more powerful solution than the one I came up with. I figured I'd also post my own answer (but still have a question). My dataset covers from day 140 to day 165 of 2001. I create a colour bar (size 365x6), values range from 1 to 365. The sequencer output is fed directly into the colorbar tick location tab, and into the tick annotation via FormatList. A caption comprising "Jan Feb " sits under the color bar. For each frame, the tick moves along the colorbar, showing when in the year the frame represents. This works fine, but what I can't control is the size of the tick mark, both length & width, to make it a more noticeable part of the image. Is there a way to control the size of the ticks? Thanks... Brent Wood __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage http://sports.yahoo.com/
